After having just survived the no confidence vote, Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy TD ignored Charlie Flanagan’s offered handshake to congratulate him, making Charlie look the fool! Seems there is animosity between the two and a source “high up in Fine Gael” seems to suggest Minister for Immigration, Charlie Flanagan’s refugee crisis is being blamed for the housing crisis, and thus the reason for the no confidence vote…
Fianna Fail’s abstention in the vote makes one wonder if they agree?
“Mate of mine is high up in Fine Gael Apparently there was a blazing row last night between Charlie Flanagan and Eoghan Murphy after Murphy went crazy at Flanagan for causing the housing crisis. Murp Continue reading…
The London Bridge attacker Usman Khan (family of Sadiq?) was a convicted terrorist and, in the eyes of the law, a “threat to the UK”, yet he was released from prison early and paraded as an “example of successful rehabilitation”?
28-year-old Usman Khan stabbed two people to death and injured three others on Friday on London Bridge, before he was wrestled to the ground by brave members of the public and shot dead at point-blank range by police on London Bridge. Khan was wearing a fake suicide vest, and the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack by investigators.
Khan was not the archetypal US-style lone-wolf attacker, the kind who one day snaps and opens up on the public with an AR-15. Instead, he was a hate preacher and hardened terrorist who should never have been allowed back on the streets.
Together with a band of jihadists from London, Cardiff and Stoke-on-Trent, Continue reading…
The London Bridge attacker Usman Khan (family of Sadiq?) was a convicted terrorist and, in the eyes of the law, a “threat to the UK”, yet he was released from prison early and paraded as an “example of successful rehabilitation”?
28-year-old Usman Khan stabbed two people to death and injured three others on Friday on London Bridge, before he was wrestled to the ground by brave members of the public and shot dead at point-blank range by police on London Bridge. Khan was wearing a fake suicide vest, and the incident is being treated as a terrorist attack by investigators.
Khan was not the archetypal US-style lone-wolf attacker, the kind who one day snaps and opens up on the public with an AR-15. Instead, he was a hate preacher and hardened terrorist who should never have been allowed back on the streets.
Together with a band of jihadists from London, Cardiff and Stoke-on-Trent, Continue reading…